QUOTE(David83 @ May 27 2012, 08:29 AM)
I still rather confusing between bond pricing vs bond yield. Any link to comprehend the foundation knowledge?
Try Investopedia?
To put it simply...
Bond ABC 3% 2014 issued for RM100M
Holders of the bond will get RM3M interest p.a. = 3% yield
But when MARKET PRICE of the bond rises to RM150M (not so drastic rise in real life, just for discussion here

)...
Holders of the bond still enjoys RM3M interest p.a. if they hold until maturity
Holders of the bond will get +50% capital gain if they are to sell off in the secondary market
If u were to buy the bond now, u will pay RM150M...
What is the current yield?
Interest income / Cost of security = Yield
RM3M / RM150M = 2%

As in the case of OSK-UOB CMF, if the underlying portfolio did not change (much), drop in yield can only mean 1 thing...NAV has risen recently.
This post has been edited by Pink Spider: May 27 2012, 08:53 AM